When Francis was young he lived a pretty wild life - wine, women and song. Then he decided to become a knight and join the battle against a neighboring town. He was taken prisoner and thrown into prison. While in prison he received a message from God to, basically, "Get you life together, clean up your act and rebuild My Church." Once released from prison he became a wandering hermit-preacher and gradually gather a group of followers who eventually became the foundation for the Franciscan order. He was disowned by his wealthy father for this.
saint francis of assisi became a saint for his kindness and good deeds he has done to others.
Peter mostly ministered in Jerusalem.
Yes, serving england and travelling the seas for his government.
the man was truly a saint as you can see by his amicable deeds
He was considered a "saint" by the people of his town because he did so many wonderful deeds, helping out doctors, giving speeches about how great life is, however he did not believe or had doubts in his faith in God. So it can't be answered, its opinion, either you believe someone is a saint for acting out good deeds on a daily basis or a saint is someone who truly believes in what they preach for and do daily.
In the town of Myra in Asia Minor, today part of modern Turkey.
St. Theresa
Probably because he didn't do any good deeds, only evil ones.
because the saints had to the same ways of like showing their faith and jesus had been one of the greatest to do that and show his love
Saint Helier was a Christian hermit who lived on the island of Jersey in the 6th century, known for his piety and good deeds. He is also the patron saint of Jersey, and the island's capital city, also named Saint Helier, is named after him.
"Saint Kenneth" likely refers to Saint Cenydd, a Welsh saint who lived during the early medieval period. He is believed to have been a monk and missionary, known for his piety and good deeds. Saint Cenydd is venerated in Wales for his contributions to spreading Christianity in the region.
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